Why Buy A Digital SLR?
About a year and half ago I started exploring the world of digital photography. I started out with a "point & shoot" 3.2 megapixel camera but soon wanted more control and flexibility over my shots. That led me to to investigate the digital slr cameras available. For newbies, a digital slr has the capability to use interchangeable lenses.
Last April I took the plunge and bought my first digital slr. I purchased an Olympus Evolt E-5oo.
After doing some research, I felt the Olympus offered the most features at a decent price. A price that doesn't scare someone who is still in the learning stages of this increasingly popular digital art form.
This will do it for my introductory post, soon I will write about the features of my digital slr and digital slr's in general.
Last April I took the plunge and bought my first digital slr. I purchased an Olympus Evolt E-5oo.
After doing some research, I felt the Olympus offered the most features at a decent price. A price that doesn't scare someone who is still in the learning stages of this increasingly popular digital art form.
This will do it for my introductory post, soon I will write about the features of my digital slr and digital slr's in general.
posted by Mike in WNY at 2:00 AM
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I came close to getting a Canon Digital Rebel XTi yesterday (only $579 for the body!), but I promised myself I wouldn't buy one until I saved up enough for it. :)
It can be addicting. The Canon is a very nice camera, a couple of people I know own an XTi. Buy.com has the XTi with the lens for $832.94 & free shipping. Also, no sales tax if I'm not mistaken. Feel free to click through my buy.com ad if you're interested ;-)
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